Originally posted by Tex3D
We are all pasty and sickly and a good deal of us have big fat bellies and breathe heavily even when resting.
You don’t believe any of the goodlooking pictures in that thread were actually real, don’t you?
:surprised
Don't be shy, show a picture of your work space :)
Garma
#361
AdrianWilliams
#362
Originally posted by Jeff Patton
Reposting since the forum crash took my original post out
WOW you system setup look amazing :surprised:
could you share the price tag?:drool:
JeffPatton
#363
Thanks 4th-Child. I’d rather not throw a price tag on everything (I keep trying to forget how much I’ve spent 
)…and then if you add the software prices in…GEEESHhhhhh. I think I need an asprin.
foxco
#365
this is the work space of My buddy Pierre and I at school after staying there for 6 days strait. 
And YES we shower everyday, at fitnessworld WOOO!!
gnz
#366
Originally posted by XsifoX
[B]this is the work space of My buddy Pierre and I at school after staying there for 6 days strait.And YES we shower everyday, at fitnessworld WOOO!!
Man, remove that blanket or that monitor is going to fry 
Your setup reminds me of the VFS bunkers
hypercube
#368
Ok, I’ll bite…here’s a pic of part of my currently messy (and let’s face it, eternally messy) little area:
there’s some other machines and misc. crap in other views, but really not fit for human consumption at the moment…when I get a break from work it’s time for some serious spring cleaning 
Tommy5547
#369
This is my space. Probably one of the smallest one here. It’s an old closet. It now serves as my big computer hall (1.2 square meters). It’s not funny to move out and in too but when you sitting in the chair - everything’s fine…
And yes it gets quite warm in there when I render stuff. The computer have 7 fans and redirect the air upward (etc etc etc). Working temperature in the PC is about 25 degrees celcius.
In the fall I get a new computer with a 23" flat screen. Guess my girlfriend gonna love that piece in our living room since there is not enough room in the closet as you can see… :rolleyes:
brudney
#370
Tommy, that has to be the most masochistic workspace i’ve ever seen 
the good thing is that all the time you basically stay focused on what you do since you have no possibilty to move around and therefore you don’t distract yourself… but anyway, WOW
Annuostivix
#371
My work space is fairly open, but the roof is low and there is almost no sunlight past seven in the morning. I’ll take a picture one day maybe, but if some of you saw it, you might cry because it’s a really depressing room. It’s so drab and ugly.
hypercube
#373
Wow Tommy, that sets off my claustrophobic streak just looking at it :surprised
Maybe you could add the door back and some red lights for a Das Boot/submarine movie computing experience
Good call on the 23 in the fall tho…I’m in theory adding a 22 this/next month if I don’t catch an elusive 24" on ebay…long overdue for some kind of new monitor hotness. I found my post in the other “show your computer” thread where I said I needed to get a new monitor last october. bah! :rolleyes:
ambas
#378
whoa… how do you do that?
put two monitors beside eachother and make them act as one??
i wana do that
JeffPatton
#379
Originally posted by tacit
[B]whoa… how do you do that?
put two monitors beside eachother and make them act as one??i wana do that [/B]
Just purchase a video card with dual output support. Most offer dual monitor support this these days. I like the way Nvidia handles dual monitors better than ATI (just my preference though).
Jeff